| | plum  |
| pilao | plumb-line ~ a plumb-line or plummet |
| paisom-bazaha | plum (a) ~ a plum |
| pesombazaha | plum (a) ~ [Vazaha, foreign.] The plum or plum tree. Prunus domestica. |
| miono-belona | plume the feathers (to) ~ to plume the feathers |
| ono-belona | pluming ~ [velona, alive.] pluming the feathers of poultry |
| pilao | plummet ~ a plumb-line or plummet |
| botrabotraina | plumo (to be made) ~ to be made plump or fat |
| badobadony | plump ~ compact; well proportioned, as a horse, plump as a young woman; chubby, as children. |
| bofona | plump ~ chubby, plump, sturdy. Sometimes it is used as an appellative expressing fondness and familiarity, a child being addressed as Ibofona, or Rabofona. |
| balangony | plump ~ same as badobadony, but chiefly used of children. Plump, well set, compact. See botrabotra. |
| bolangina | plump ~ plump, chubby, fat, sleek, well-conditioned. Used mostly of children. See <1dongadonga#>. |
| bonanaka | plump ~ plump, fat. See botrabotra, dongadonga |
| fatrofatro | plump ~ full made, plump and strong; applied to young people. See botra, donga. |
| fatro | plump ~ full made, plump and strong; applied to young people. See botra, donga. |
| mibotataka | plump ~ to be fat, to be plump, to be sturdy |
| bonaka | plumpness ~ inflation, turgescence, plumpness |
| pesombazaha | plum tree (a) ~ [Vazaha, foreign.] The plum or plum tree. Prunus domestica. |
| | plum  |
| penina | plume (une) ~ plume à écrire |
| volo | plume (une) ~ Chez les animaux et l'homme : poils ou plumes, cheveux, etc. |
| volosana | plume ~ qu'on plume, qu'on effeuille, dont on enlève l'enveloppe ~ qu'on plume |
| mamolo | plumer ~ plumer, effeuiller, enlever les feuilles, les petites branches, l'enveloppe des épis de maïs ~ plumer ; dépouiller les épis de maïs |
| volombody | plumes de la queue d'un oiseau ~ plumes de la queue des oiseaux |
| beraona | plumet ~ plumet. |
| volosy | plumez ~ Volosy ny vorontsiloza (Plumez le dindon) ~ Volosy ny fary (Enlevez les feuilles des cannes à sucre) ~ Volosy ny katsaka (Enlevez les enveloppes des épis de maïs) |
